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Civic museum of Jesolo in a triangular building over four floors, with exhibitions and the permanent display “Memorie di Jesolo”.
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More than a hundred paintings, watercolours and sketchbooks by six naturalist artists from the Ars et Natura collective depict the Venetian Lagoon and the Valli di Jesolo and document the changes in this wetland.
JMuseo is the civic museum of Jesolo, conceived as a new cultural and community hub for the town. The building, the result of research, design and technology, has a distinctive triangular geometry and an eco-friendly approach, with a large skylight that brings natural light inside.
The structure has four floors dedicated to exhibitions; the ground floor houses a large hall for meetings and lectures, while the panoramic terrace on the top floor takes in both the sea and the lagoon, the two sides of Jesolo. A wide opening in the wall of the second floor makes it possible to display large works and finds.
Among the permanent exhibitions is “Memorie di Jesolo”, a tribute to the identity of the area: a model handmade by three residents of Jesolo that recreates the historic centre as it was more than a century ago, with houses, town hall, church, inn, school, the Cavetta canal and the vaporetto (water bus) landings for Venice. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions of art and photography.
| Adults | €12 |
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| Reduced | €10Young people aged 10 to 17, people with disabilities, members of FIAF, Touring Club and FAI, residents of the Comune di Jesolo |
| Children & teens | €6free up to age 5 · Very reduced ticket of €6 for children aged 6 to 9 and for children resident in Jesolo; free admission up to age 5. |
| Visitors with disabilities | €10companion free · Free admission for companions of people with disabilities. |
| Groups (10+ people) | €10 per personFormal groups of at least 10 people with one free group leader; school groups €6 per participant, accompanying teachers free. |
| Families | €33Family ticket for two adults and two children. |
| Combined MOON (floors 1–2) + JMuseo (floors 3–4) ticket, standard | €23Reduced €21, reduced child €19, family 2+1 €54, family 2+2 €60. |
The rates shown apply to admission to floors 3 and 4 (temporary exhibitions and the “Memorie di Jesolo” display); the exhibition on the first and second floors has a separate ticket. Tickets can be bought on site or online.
According to the website the museum is accessible to everyone; toilets are on every floor.
| Kids’ admission | free up to age 5 |
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| Family ticket | €33 · Family ticket for two adults and two children. |
There is a changing table in the ground-floor restroom. The family ticket covers two adults and two children.
Regular buses connect Jesolo with the main Italian and European cities (bus station at the Picchi roundabout). The nearest railway stations are Mestre and San Donà di Piave, with frequent bus connections.
By car: from the A4 take the Tessera/Venice airport exit towards Jesolo or Noventa di Piave.
Get directionsWi-Fi is free for all visitors. There is no bar or refreshment service inside the building. Toilets are on every level.
The museum hasn’t published any information on this.
| School programs | yes |
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| Photography | Photography and filming for private, non-commercial use are allowed in most exhibitions (unless otherwise indicated); flash, professional equipment and tripods are not permitted. |
| Good to know | Booking is recommended for groups and school classes (15 to 30 people, unless otherwise stated). The museum offers educational activities for schools. |
